Latest Contributions by nicogis

‎11-10-2017

This is a map matching problem. You can see https://github.com/simonscheider/mapmatching (it uses Hidden Markov model ) Microsoft has a new service rest for map matching : https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/maps/snap-to-road

‎11-07-2017

you can also see: Esri ArcGIS Server Docker Image

‎10-13-2017

without prepare the data (Quadtree ect.) with structure precalculated you could trivially increase the radius of the circle until it intersects at least one feature and then loop only on these. I do it for example with a soe.

‎10-06-2017

If the functionality is available via REST API ok otherwise GP ( http://server.arcgis.com/en/server/latest/publish-services/linux/alternatives-to-server-object-extensions.htm ) or SOE A SOE pros: "... One drawback of geoprocessing services is that they have a relatively large memory footprint and may run slower than SOEs. If you're running a process only a few times a day, this might not be an issue. However, if you are running a process many times a day, or with many concurrent users, it might be worth investing the time to build an SOE. .."

‎09-21-2017

you cannot access httpcontext but peraphs 'requestProperties' should return headers request (I have tried a scratch code but requestProperties always is empty ... ) similarly responseProperties that it is however in out Workaround: you pass from a proxy

‎09-11-2017

Use scale bar because you can generate confusion if you see same map on computer screen, a projected big screen and printed. The paper has a dimension 'fixed' while on screen you can have dimension different of dpi, stretch monitor or projected monitor ... "...The scale bar has three features that make it especially useful. First, it is easy to use when figuring distances on a map since most map readers are used to working with rulers. Second, if the map is enlarged or reduced using some method of photocopying or screen display, the scale bar changes size in direct proportion to the physical size of the map. The other two scale indicators 'verbal scales and representative fraction' on the other hand, will become incorrect when the map changes size. Third, both kilometers and miles can be shown conveniently on the same bar scale..."

‎08-24-2017

You could also set a connection to your db in costruct soe and get in a table your values configuration in methods soe so you change in table without register again .

‎08-24-2017

I have used dll .NET in gac or embedded in soe and it runs Ok. What's the version ags ? In debug using Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().Location see path of files

‎08-24-2017

Yes, you can write similar code var appConfig = System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.OpenExeConfiguration(Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().Location); string myValue= appConfig.AppSettings.Settings["myKeyName"].Value; your app.config <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> <configuration> <appSettings> <add key="myKeyName" value="testValue"/> </appSettings> </configuration>

‎08-24-2017

Have you tried changing browser? Have you info in log arcgis server?

‎08-24-2017

Are you in this situation ? Problems with .NET SDK SOE templates at 10.2 in Visual Studio 2012 prevent the .soe file from being generated. The cause of this bug and the issue you are having are the same. The workaround would be : Edit the project file *.csproj: Near the bottom of the XML you will see an Import element. For both Project and Condition, update the path from Server.targets to Server.11.targets.

‎08-22-2017

If calling the tiles were legal it would be easy with WebTileLayer but TOS doesn't permit it. Test with WebTileLayer: https://codepen.io/nicogis/pen/vJjVye

‎08-02-2017

Here you can see some samples https://github.com/nicogis/WebGL

‎07-26-2017

It isn't in python but you can also use sql creating a view. See for example in sql server : https://www.mssqltips.com/sqlservertip/2914/rolling-up-multiple-rows-into-a-single-row-and-column-for-sql-server-data/

‎07-04-2017

Implementing layer-level access control If you implement layer level-access control through an SOI, you'll also need to configure ArcGIS Server's REST handler to disable caching of all layer resources included the service. This will allow you to intercept operations and filter out layers which are not allowed. You can disable this by setting the service's disableCaching property to true in the ArcGIS Server Administrator Directory. Open the ArcGIS Server Administrator Directory and sign in. The URL is typically formatted http://gisserver.domain.com:6080/arcgis/admin. Click services and click the name of the desired service. If you don't see it in the list, it may be located within a folder in this directory. Click edit. In the properties section of the service JSON, add the disableCaching property and set its value to true, for example: "properties": { ... "disableCaching": "true", ... }, Click Save Edits.

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Latest Contributions by nicogis

Re: Matching GPS tracks to road networks

Re: Deploying ArcGIS Server using Docker

Re: REST find nearest feature

Re: WADL/WSDL using .Net web service using ArcObjects SDK

Re: SOI - Tapping into Http Headers and Cookies

Re: Can I display current scale in web app builder application?

Re: App.config in Server Object Extension?

Re: Deploy SOE with external dll's

Re: App.config in Server Object Extension?

Re: Can't load .soe into ArcGIS Server

Re: How To Get the .soe File From VS 2015 Projects

Re: How to display google map as base map

Re: webgl framework

Re: How do I convert a python "collection" to a gdb table? (1-to-many)

Re: SOI Request cached from Server

Re: Load a feature layer form a GeoPackage

Re: Updating SSL Certificate

Re: anyone using ChatGPT yet?

Re: ArcGIS Enterprise SDK on Mac?

Re: ArcGIS Enterprise SDK CDF CLI